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The argument of antidepressant drugs in the treatment of bipolar depression: mixed evidence or mixed states?

Expert Opinion on Pharmacotherapy, 2012
The role of antidepressant drugs in acute and maintenance treatment of bipolar depression is a matter of debate that cannot be decided from the evidence available in the current literature.This review includes two sections: in the first, important contributions from the current literature, emphasizing randomized controlled trials (RCTs) and meta ...
Fornaro M, Martino M, DE PASQUALE, CONCETTA, Moussaoui D.   +3 more
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An Exploratory Mixed-Method Analysis of Interpersonal Arguments on Twitter

2020
This chapter reflects on a particular kind of social interactivity on Twitter that is directly linked to the public sphere: rational argumentation. Using a mixed methods design, this study analyzed the nature of people’s online disagreements, examining users’ motivations, the degree to which users’ tendency to argue is informed by personality traits ...
Amy Janan Johnson, Ioana A. Cionea
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Generalization of the Mixing-Length Argument in Turbulent Diffusion

Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 1966
Abstract The gradient diffusion hypothesis is replaced by a generalized “mixing-length” type argument, the essence of which is that a drifting particle effectively “originates” some distance from the point where turbulent flux is calculated and carries with itself the mean concentration appropriate to its region of origin.
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Oscillation of second-order functional differential equations with mixed argument

Carpathian Journal of Mathematics
In this paper we introduce new effective technique for investigation of oscillation for second-order differential equation with mixed argument \begin{equation*}\label{E} y''(t)=p(t)y(\tau(t)). \tag{$E$} \end{equation*} Our criteria improves the existing ones and the progress is illustrated via several examples.
Baculíková, B., Džurina, J.
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Some Considerations on Mixing Semantics in Abstract Argumentation.

2019
This paper discusses the issue of mixing different argumentation semantics in a single Dung's argumentation framework. The general notion of combination schema is defined to model a specific way of mixing argumentation semantics, and several properties that may be desirable for a combination schema are introduced at an abstract level.
Baroni P., Giacomin M.
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The Macroeconomic Mix in the Open Economy: Basic Arguments

1990
When we proceed to consider not only those macroeconomic objectives that relate to the internal aspects of the economy but also those that relate to the ‘open’ or international aspects of an economy, we have to adopt a framework for thinking about macroeconomic policy that embraces three, rather than only two, objectives.
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Is there a weak mixed polarity background field? Theoretical arguments

Solar Physics, 1987
A number of processes associated with the formation of active regions produce ‘U-loops’: fluxtubes having two ends at the photosphere but otherwise still embedded in the convection zone. The mass trapped on the field lines of such loops makes them behave in a qualitative different way from the ‘omega-loops’ that form active regions.
H. C. Spruit, A. M. Title, A. A. Van Ballegooijen   +2 more
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A localization method with dynamic weight argument based on Gaussian mixed Model

2015 International Conference on Control, Automation and Information Sciences (ICCAIS), 2015
The Weighted Center Localization (WCL), which is a classical localization scheme for the Wireless Sensor Network (WSN), can't decrease the average localization errors and the maximum errors simultaneously due to the fixed weight argument. Improving the localization accuracy of WCL is to decrease the distance measurement errors or to set a proper ...
Liangfeng Chen, Xiaofeng Li, Jianping Wang 0002, Qiyue Li 0001, Wei Sun 0011   +4 more
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Mixing and Matching Deductive and Non-deductive Arguments

Teaching Philosophy
This essay is basically divided into two parts. The first deals with the similarities between reductio ad absurdum arguments and slippery slope arguments. The chief example comes from Thomas Hobbes’s Leviathan, which advances an argument for the necessity of government for humane living.
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Oscillation of Third-Order Differential Equations with Mixed Arguments

2013
In this paper we establish new comparison theorems for deducing property (A) and the oscillation of the third-order nonlinear functional differential equation with mixed arguments $$\displaystyle{ \left [a(t){\left [x^{\prime}(t)\right ]}^{\gamma }\right ]^{\prime\prime} + q(t)f(x\left [\tau (t)\right ]) + p(t)h(x\left [\sigma (t)\right ]) = 0 }$$
Jozef Džurina, Blanka Baculíková
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